Lead Service Line Replacement

According to the EPA, roughly 10 million homes and buildings in the US receive water from service lines that are at least partially made of lead, so in this episode of Building Wisconsin, host Stuart Keith meets up with Plumbers 75 contractor Mid City Corporation to see the lead service line replacement process. Program guests include DWD Secretary Caleb Frostman, Plumbers 75 Business Manager Steve Breitlow, Master Plumber Tom Zoulek and Karen Dettmer Superintendent of Milwaukee Water Works.
www.BuildingWisconsinTV.com

[@reve4574]

hmmmm--twin cities have lead lines that are 135 years old now.

[@reve4574]

Also--we bore from the house to the curb stop using a hole hog. No drilling--it doesn't work very well and the bullet makes a much finer hole and easier pulling--less likely to damage the new copper.

[@giantoms5130]

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[@southernohio3541]

#LOCAL577 PIPEFITTERS PORTSMOUTH OHIO HERE,GREAT VIDEOS,..ITS VERY SAD THAT WE HAVE TO BEG PEOPLE TO WORK BECAUSE MOST OF US WORK OUTTA TOWN,LIVE ON ROAD,BUT ALOT OF PEOPLE DONT WANT THAT,OR TO TAKE DRUG TEST ON EVERY JOB,.UNION TRADESMEN IS A PRIDEFULL JOB,..WE ARE BUILDING AMERICA,..KIDS IN TODAYS SCHOOLS WANT NOTHING WITH THIS,BIG MONEY&PENSION &HEALTH INSURENCE ISNT IN THIER VOCABULARY...THEY WANT 20 HOUR WEEK JOBS AND DICOUNTS FOR THIER FAMILIES...CRAZY..BE SAFE FELLOWS

[@huonghnt6585]

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[@user-pe6oz5ok5q]

Are real plumbers cirtified.

[@Joturner-1]

Ok